Exclusivity - 1 Hour From Paris - Sumptuous, Comfortable, And Elegant Neoclassical Castle - Perfect Condition - High-Quality Architecture And Decoration - Splendid Garden - 18Th Century Bowling Grounds - 4.7 Ha - Giverny, Eure, Normandy. Built in 1910 in the pure 18th-century neoclassical style, similar to the works of architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel and particularly to the Château de Bellevue built for the daughters of King Louis Xv, this sumptuous castle combines the great French elegance of the 18th century and modern comforts remarkably integrated from the very beginning with a highly refined interior design, all in a perfect state of maintenance and preservation. An hour from Paris, near the meanders of the Seine, this sumptuous neoclassical château of exceptional architectural quality, built entirely of freestone, stands on a slight rise facing a majestic avenue of century-old plane trees. Its enclosed 4-hectare park, populated with statues, antique vases, grottoes, factories, and a Moorish pavilion, also features a rare and very elegant 18th-century bowling green, a testament to the first 18th-century château. The very elegant grand staircase, adorned with extraordinary mascaron figures and finely carved consoles beneath a large pediment decorated with a Rocaille cartouche, opens through three double doors onto a large Louis Xvi salon adorned with faux stone moldings, a beautiful finely carved marble fireplace, and a cabochon-patterned floor. Bathed in light from all sides, it opens onto the spectacular grand staircase, as well as the dining room on one side and a Régence salon with exceptionally high-quality woodwork on the other. The park-side staircase, decorated with a very graceful Art Nouveau canopy, opens onto the grand and spectacular staircase, wide open on all sides, allowing the richly gilded wrought iron banister to unfold in an elegant flight of steps to the first floor, marked by balconies offering numerous views of this stately staircase. The ground floor, laid out in a modern and functional style, offers a large south-facing kitchen opening onto a ground-floor terrace. This kitchen showcases all the charm of grand château kitchens with its original fittings, a large ceramic tiled hood, and a large wood-panelled buffet. A utility room. A beautiful large dining room with Rocaille woodwork, a Louis Xv fireplace, and a beautiful coffered parquet flooring opens via two double glass doors onto the Louis Xvi living room, which in turn opens onto the Regency living room. A large through hallway decorated with faux stone structures the ground floor and also leads to the octagonal library, adorned with a fireplace and a Rocaille trumeau on a herringbone parquet floor. A guest toilet and cloakroom are also located. The first floor offers five beautiful bedrooms with herringbone floors and marble fireplaces, including a spectacular master bedroom in the central axis of the building, bathed in light from three windows facing the avenue of plane trees. It is adorned with woodwork, a trumeau, and a high-quality Louis Xvi fireplace. Three bathrooms, including a beautiful and rare bathroom adorned with Art Nouveau ceramics in an Art and Craft style in very good condition, two large dressing rooms, and three toilets. On the second floor, eight beautifully decorated bedrooms, a marble fireplace, flooring, and three bathrooms. A large library lounge adorned with beautiful walnut woodwork and latticework panels, a large hallway with woodwork closets painted with grisaille hunting scenes, and two toilets. On the third floor, a large, very sound attic lit by glass roofs, is located. A service staircase on three levels. A large, very sound and clean cave. Eight rooms, two with ground-level access. A boiler room, a recent town gas boiler. Beautiful outbuildings with monumental neoclassical architecture, a large central arch marked by a large pediment, a gate on each side, large 5-car garages, and a workshop. New indoor swimming pool with a spa in Briare enamel, hydromassage bath. Heat pump. Beautiful walled garden, planted with a linden tree avenue, overlooking the 100-meter-long 18th-century bowling green adorned with yew and box trees trimmed into topiaries, captivating the eye all the way to the end of the perspective where a white marble statue of Diana of Versailles sits in a leafy rotunda. The whole structure is structured by several grand staircases in 18th-century Vernon stone. A 42-meter-high sequoia tree. 3 accesses through large gates. An 18th-19th-century orangery with Moorish bay windows. A belvedere overlooking the Seine Valley with a beautiful view. 17Th-Century caretaker's house offering two apartments, each with three bedrooms, a kitchen, and a living room. Mains drainage. Roof redone in 2020. Restoration planned for by a company specializing in Historic Monuments. Alarm, video surveillance. Property tax: 8,000 euros Currently being listed as a Historic Monument. Possibility to purchase some of the furniture, including a large and rare set of furniture by Paul Sormani, cabinetmaker to Empress Eugénie. Possibility to acquire more land. Location: - 1 hour from Paris, 100 km, 5 km from the A13 motorway. - 170 meters from a supermarket, town hall, shops, and primary amenities. - 7 km from the train station, Paris in 1 hour. - 30 km from Rouen. - 30 km from Giverny. - 100 km from Deauville, Honfleur in 1 hour. - 3 km from a beautiful golf course. Price: â¬2,400,000 including agency fees payable by the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website:
